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The gap between Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr widens every day.
Now it is revealed that an envoy from the White House has been transferred from the Ministry of Justice.
The woman tried to pressure employees about sensitive information about alleged electoral fraud, the AP news agency claims.
On Tuesday, William Barr was interviewed by the AP news agency. He then said that neither the Justice Department nor the FBI had found evidence of voter fraud:
To date, we have not seen any fraud of any magnitude that would have changed the outcome of the elections.
Later Tuesday, William Barr was at the White House for a previously scheduled meeting with Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.
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Donald Trump.
When Donald Trump heard that the Attorney General was in the building, he called him into his room. The meeting lasted two and a half hours and ABC News and CNN describe it as a real insult.
Trump is now considering firing William Barr as several of his advisers try to persuade him not to, sources told CNN on Wednesday.
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William Barr.
On Thursday, reporters asked Trump if he still had confidence in his minister.
– Ask me in a few weeks. They should investigate all these traps, Trump said.
– He hasn’t done anything. He has not sought to cheat in Georgia, which is disappointing.
White woman ported
Information also came from the AP on Thursday that a White House official was expelled from the Justice Ministry facilities.
The woman, Heidi Stirrup, is in league with Trump’s adviser Stephen Miller and was quietly installed as sent a few months ago. According to the AP, she would be Trump’s “eyes and ears” in the ministry.
She was fired sometime during the past two-week period after trying to get employees to release confidential information about ongoing investigations, including those related to suspected election fraud, three sources told AP.
On Thursday, Heidi Stirrup got a new job from Donald Trump. He now sits on the board of directors of the United States Air Force Academy, according to a White House press release.
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Heidi Stirrup was “the eyes and ears” of Trump in the ministry, according to the AP.
Donald Trump’s claims that the elections were rigged lack evidence and have not been supported in any of the court proceedings he has initiated.
As recently as Thursday night, the attacks reached a new level when Trump posted a 46-minute video on social media. He immediately received warning flags from both Twitter and Facebook.
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